نسيمة
Nasima
Nasima is a Muslim girl name meaning “Gentle breeze, fresh air”.
| Meaning | Gentle breeze, fresh air |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Arabic spelling | نسيمة |
| Pronunciation | nah-SEE-mah |
| Arabic root | ن س م (n-s-m) — to blow gently, to breathe |
| Muslim name? | Islamic / Arabic name |
Meaning and origin of Nasima
Nasima (Nasīma) is the feminine of Nasīm and means a light, cool breeze. The image is one of calm and refreshment after heat. The name is popular in Bangladesh and India, and in Algeria and Morocco it is usually spelled Nassima.
Is Nasima a Muslim name?
Yes. Nasima is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning gentle breeze.
Where is the name Nasima used?
Common in Bangladesh, India and North Africa.
Gifts with the name Nasima
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Spellings and variants of Nasima
More girl names like Nasima
Aabida — Worshipper, devoted to GodAadila — Just, fair-mindedAafiya — Good health, well-being, safetyAafiyah — Good health, well-being, safetyAafreen — Praise, bravo; well doneAakifah — Devoted, one who stays in worshipAamaal — Hopes, aspirationsAamila — Hard-working, one who actsAamira — Prosperous, flourishing, full of lifeAamirah — Prosperous, thrivingAanisa — Friendly, good-natured; young ladyAarifa — Knowing, wise, discerningAasiya — Āsiya, wife of PharaohAatika — Pure, noble; fragrantAatikah — Noble, pureAbeeda — Worshipper, devoted to GodAbeedah — Worshipper, devoted to GodAbeera — Fragrance, perfume
Frequently asked questions
What does the name Nasima mean?
Nasima means 'Gentle breeze, fresh air'. It comes from Arabic.
Is Nasima a Muslim name?
Yes. Nasima is a Muslim name of Arabic origin meaning gentle breeze.
How do you write Nasima in Arabic?
Nasima is written نسيمة in Arabic script.
How do you pronounce Nasima?
Nasima is pronounced nah-SEE-mah.